Projects
NaiNUQ
A deep-learning emulator of the NANUQ sea-ice model
NaiNUQ is a neural-network-based emulator trained to reproduce the evolution of sea ice simulated by NANUQ, a numerical sea-ice model for the Arctic basin. It substantially reduces the computational cost of sea-ice simulations while maintaining high fidelity to the original model.
Designed for ensemble experiments, uncertainty quantification, and data-assimilation workflows, NaiNUQ is available at four temporal resolutions (1 h, 6 h, 12 h, and 24 h) and includes pre-trained model weights ready for use.
Ocean-aware sea-ice emulator for hybrid coupled prediction systems.
Read on ESS Open Archive →Technical specifications
Developed at IGE (Institut des Géosciences et de l'Environnement) as part of the SASIP project by Charlotte Durand, Pierre Rampal, and Laurent Brodeau.